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Mr_Usa
Explorer
Explorer
This is a removeable DVD stand I made out of conduit and wood for the back bunk in our Jayco 23B. swivels and tilted slightly. I also made one that will slide in the post where our regular TV sits for those "Dry camping" days!!







Weather station.



Clock installed above Dinette.



No need to bring a chunk of wood with.

08 Jayco 23B
02 Sequoia SR5 I-Force V8
Equalizer Hitch
The wife, Mrs. Usa
Our son AJ
Norman & his lil Buddy
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T3rry1
Explorer
Explorer
Hey all, first time poster, this is my 3rd trailer, first 2 were tent trailers, this is a Aerolite Cub C215.

First mod on all of my trailers is interior lighting, i replaced the stock bulbs with SMD Led panels, gives considerably more light, with less power usage.

Sorry no Before pic.



Limoges_Camper
Explorer
Explorer
Hornnumb2 wrote:
What is the purpose of the support brackets? Is the floor weak in the trailer?


Yes: the floor was rotted on top, and has a foam core. I replaced some of the foam, and the end result was a spongy floor even with an added 1/2" plywood that had overlapping seams, tons of contraction adhesives and screws holding it together.

The brackets are supports for the Unistrut lengths, which in turn hold up the 1/8" thick aluminum sheeting (which in turn holds up the floor).

The brackets also have the added benefit of stiffening up the steps: I upgraded the brackets on the steps, and now they are very firm and steady.
Just learning all about trailering with something longer than my 17 1/2' boat or pop-up tent trailer.

I accept any and all advice you can give me, and I hope to be able to help in my limited capacity. ๐Ÿ™‚

Hornnumb2
Explorer
Explorer
What is the purpose of the support brackets? Is the floor weak in the trailer?

aepowell
Explorer
Explorer
I'm looking at your lift pictures. I really think you should have the channel iron welded to the frame on the top I have the same type of frame as yours. I built a lift for mine and I didn't think just the bolts through the side would be enough. When you are turning a trailer it exhorts a tremendous pressure on the locating point on the axles.
Anthony & Margie Powell
Sherman,Tx.
2001 Jayco Kiwi 23B
2013 Ram Slt Lonestar(yea its got a HEMI)

Hornnumb2
Explorer
Explorer
Just replaced my led strand that I had on the awning roll after it discolored and quit. Mounted it on the trailer just under the awning this time but also installed a wifi controller for it. That is a cool toy, I am sitting about 75ft away from the trailer and can turn the lights on. Also took the led that was left and put under the trailer above the steps to light them. Added a drawer under the other side of the dinette and a door under the couch where the water tank was. Michael

Limoges_Camper
Explorer
Explorer
I have several mods I've done to my travel trailer, including adding a support bracket system to the underside, and a future plan to add an inverter (I have a 1KW model).
Underfloor support:
It's comprised of 6" angle brackets, some Unistrut bars and a 24" wide by 1/8" thick aluminum sheet.

Here is the before assembly picture. It's upside down, and the bars haven't been cut yet.



And now it's installed:





Now the electrical part is pretty cool: I'm making a fully automatic transfer system between shore power and inverter power. It even shuts off high-current circuits like the converter, air conditioner, water heater and auxiliary battery charger circuits.

another mod I'm doing is adding extra circuits (battery charger and converter). Right now, the converter is on the same circuit as the "general" circuit.

Just learning all about trailering with something longer than my 17 1/2' boat or pop-up tent trailer.

I accept any and all advice you can give me, and I hope to be able to help in my limited capacity. ๐Ÿ™‚

Limoges_Camper
Explorer
Explorer
msgross wrote:
Torsion Axle lift...



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I think this steel pipe is a gas line. If that is the case, then it is important to paint it regularly. Especially the fittings and the pipe ends: you don't want corrosion to work its way into the threads and cause a leak.

Great lift mod, BTW!
Just learning all about trailering with something longer than my 17 1/2' boat or pop-up tent trailer.

I accept any and all advice you can give me, and I hope to be able to help in my limited capacity. ๐Ÿ™‚

Limoges_Camper
Explorer
Explorer
Jeremy626 wrote:
I don't have a pic of it yet, but I just finished this on my HTT and my in laws HTT. On our trailer we have two cushions up front on the dinette bench that ALWAYS fell over....beyond annoying



I Kinda funny how something so simple as 6 snaps could bring so much happiness.


I said the same thing about a 6 pack! ๐Ÿ˜‰
Just learning all about trailering with something longer than my 17 1/2' boat or pop-up tent trailer.

I accept any and all advice you can give me, and I hope to be able to help in my limited capacity. ๐Ÿ™‚

Cocky_Camper
Explorer II
Explorer II
I don't have any picture, but my biggest mod changing the bathroom door knob to a knob with a LOCK! This may not seem like a big deal to most, but when you are trying to use the bathroom and someone snatches the door open without knocking first. A $7 knob from Wal Mart with a lock should do the trick for our next trip!
2004 Sea Breeze by National RV - 8341

Former Coaches:
2006 Keystone Zeppeline 291 - TT
2000 Aerolite Cub F21 - Hybrid TT
1991 Coleman Pop Up

Formerly known as: hybrid_camper

_ignmoney
Explorer
Explorer
I have this small pass through and its not really any good to me so I made a sliding box.


made a cover for my spare tire so the sun dont beat it up so much

I see on another form a guy made a new storage box across the front of the camper, Thats my new project for this fall
My wife and I had words...I didn't get to use mine

msgross
Explorer
Explorer
Torsion Axle lift...

Before


After


lift blocks




larger tires

bud121156
Explorer
Explorer
Wheelies!



2014 Coachmen Freedom Express Bunkhouse
2017 F-150

dewey02
Explorer II
Explorer II
mnmbeck wrote:
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, but.....does anybody use those 3M "sticker"/hooks in their campers? We have not purchased our HTT, yet (still deciding which is the best fit), but looking at storage...I'd like to put some hooks on the wall....especially in the shower. The main walls almost look like they are wallpapered in these campers, and I'm not sure those things will stick. I'd like to hang towels from them, so a little heavy for the wall? Also, has anybody tried a tension rod in the bathroom? Looking to have some hanging space, and we don't intend to use the shower. Again....are the walls strong enough to support this?


We put 3M Command hooks in the shower and we still use the shower. Those things hold tight no matter what. Also put the in wardrobe closets and on the "wallpaper walls". Never had a problem with them coming off or tearing the paper. Best 3M invention since post it notes!

Habs33
Explorer
Explorer
I added about 5 or 6 of the 3M sticky hooks for towels, rain jackets etc. For extra strength, I used tiny screws and pre-drilled a small hole just below the hook through the white plastic. Approx half a cm into the wall. So far, so good...

TysonTDW
Explorer
Explorer
I too use the command hooks. I have them in the shower, in the kitchen and by the door to hang keys. I keep a pack in the trailer and stick them up where needed. I plan to put up a line of them on the back od the trailer to hang wet shorts and towels. I definatly recommend them. I bought them to match what ever I am hanging them so they match, some are white, some brown and some black.
2012 Rockwood Roo 21ss HTT / 2005 Nissan Titan LE / Curt WD and anti sway / P3 controller.